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Tag Archives: disasters
Hurricanes and Other Disasters
By MamaLiberty I read The Rational Review News Digest every day, except weekends and holidays when the editors take a break. Other than that, I don’t generally read much of the “news,” since my appetite for having my intelligence insulted … Continue reading
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Tagged disasters, emergency preparedness, self responsibility, trusting government
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Libertarian Commentary on the News, #14-22C: Government abuse and protection
By Nathan Barton Good afternoon! Texas Senator John Cornyn asked Obama for FBI probe Of the VA, to have the FBI to lead the widening investigation into alleged wrongdoing at Veterans Affairs facilities across the country. This is stupid: he “asked” … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News
Tagged California, disasters, Home front, Islamic wars, Nigeria, Spain, Sriracha, stupid lawyer tricks, terrorism NOT, Tranzis, veterans affairs
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Government’s results on display again
By Nathan Barton The recent swarms of tornadoes across the eastern Great Plains and the record-setting flooding in Louisiana have once again showcased the benefits of depending on government for assistance in times of disaster and emergency. And at the … Continue reading →